Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6749814 | Journal of Building Engineering | 2018 | 27 Pages |
Abstract
Fire classification and requirements do not keep up with the development of plastics and composites, so we make a proposal for a realistic classification. Accompanied by the results of the oxygen index test, we have given the parameter that expresses the best the non-flammability of composites. Incineration in an oxygen-rich environment reveals potentially hidden flammability characteristics, which standard tests cannot detect. The requirements of fire standards mandatory for building materials [2] do not change even if the composites are tested in their actual size.
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Authors
Zsuzsanna Kererekes, Ãva Lublóy, Barbara Elek, Ágoston Restás,